A custom php.ini file can be constructed and placed in your web account. For instance, using a text editor such as Notepad, you can create a php.ini file with the following custom setting which would override our default server setting:


file_uploads=off

The php.ini file should only contain the custom settings - each on it's own line (such as the above example). When completed, save the file and upload it to an area (folder) on your web account where the rest of your php files are located.

NOTE: The php.ini file should be uploaded into every folder and/or subfolder where the settings need to take place. Be sure to rename your php.txt file to php.ini before you upload it to your server.
Areon Reviewed by Areon on . How do I create a custom php.ini file? A custom php.ini file can be constructed and placed in your web account. For instance, using a text editor such as Notepad, you can create a php.ini file with the following custom setting which would override our default server setting: file_uploads=off The php.ini file should only contain the custom settings - each on it's own line (such as the above example). When completed, save the file and upload it to an area (folder) on your web account where the rest of your php files Rating: 5